147 reactions · 32 shares | Introducing the Form 2: Professional-grade 3D Printing, high-performance materials, unbeatable price. | Formlabs | Facebook

17 reactions | Introducing the Form 2: Professional-grade 3D Printing, high-performance materials, unbeatable price. | Formlabs | Facebook

21 reactions · 20 shares | Meet the Form 3+ and Form 3B+: https://bit.ly/3ISmSw7 In 2019, we redesigned SLA 3D printing with the launch of the Form 3 and Form 3B and the introduction of Low Force Stereolithography (LFS). Today, we are excited to introduce our most refined LFS 3D printers yet, the Form 3+ and Form 3B+. | Formlabs | Facebook

Form 4L and Form 4BL, are built on the same groundbreaking Low Force Display™ (LFD) technology as Form 4 and Form 4B, but built for delivering parts nearly five times bigger than what is possible on our desktop models. For human-scale prototypes, truly on-demand manufacturing aids, or consumer-grade end-use products, Form 4L delivers superior quality parts in record times — even full build volumes typically finish in under six hours. Find more information at Formlabs.com. | Formlabs

3.7K views · 50 reactions | Rapid prototyping elevates initial ideas to low-risk concept explorations that look like real products in no time. Learn more in our guide. | Formlabs | Facebook

For decades, 3D printing was stuck in the realm of prototyping, especially for accessible, affordable models. Now, 3D printers like the Fuse Series or Form 4 and Form 4L can print end-use quality parts for a fraction of the cost of traditional methods, and in a fraction of the time of outsourcing. The 3D printed drone designed by Building Momentum leverages Formlabs Fuse Series SLS ecosystem and Nylon 12 Tough Powder to produce its frame, enclosure, wing arms, and bracketry. In the following gui